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Happy first day of summer. What a fitting day to release Summer Again!
The Summers of Yesteryear trilogy follows Violet Strokes after the events of the Dystopian Takeover trilogy (but can be read separate) as she joins the other heroes to build the covert team known as the Peacemakers. But, as you can imagine, a team of teenage spies (and in Violet's case, a traumatized teenage spy) is not the smoothest operation around . . .
“Ah,
aren’t you just the sweetest?” Jamie turns to me and appears to be trying his
best to look deeply into my forehead. Then he starts to lean toward me, and I
realize he intends to seal our cover with a kiss.
No. A
million times no. N to the O to the no, no, no.
The same
thing must be going through his head, too, because he jerks back at the same
moment I do.
“Clear the
area and . . . get the car,” I gasp between dry heaves that I’m powerless to
stop this time. “I’ll take care of . . . her.”
Jamie
bounds off the step, duffel bag and all, like he can’t get away fast enough,
and I turn to Samantha.
She smirks
at me, apparently quite amused by our little show. “You two have got to be the
worst spies I have ever seen.”
“Yeah,
well, international security can only get you so far.” With that, I throw
myself off the step, onto her."
- From Chapter Twenty-Two
Book One:
She knows better than to trust anyone. He wants his best friend back. Together they will probably save the world. Most likely.
The
world is reeling from the near-apocalypse of the Dystopian Takeover
that was only just averted by a motley crew of teenagers, including
Violet Strokes.
Violet now finds herself recruited by a special
opps team— Code Name Peacemakers— to train to prevent future takeovers
from ever happening along with some of the other teenage heroes. Which
would be a lot easier if she weren't struggling to hide her emotional
and physical wounds of the last takeover, or if everyone else on the
team weren't spoiled rich kids (minus one mild-mannered superhuman named
Tim).
It certainly doesn't help that one of the other teenagers
on the team is her long-lost childhood friend— and the son of the
villains of the Dystopian Takeover— Alexander Franklin III, who is
insistent that they rekindle their friendship. On top of it all, every
turn she takes, she seems run into another boy from her past— with what
may be an even more sinister family legacy . . .
Somehow, though,
Violet, Alex, and the rest of the team need to figure out how to work
together to protect the world from itself. That is, if Violet can stop
the takeover that is going on in her very mind . . .
A YA action-adventure rom-com perfect for fans of C.J. Hill and Ally Carter about spy training and summer romance.
"Hello,
Flower,” whispers the voice that is there the moment I’m alone. Which is rare,
since I’m with Alex pretty much every spare moment.
No wonder
Tim thinks we’re a couple.
“As
your counselor,” continues
Earnestine’s disembodied voice as I prepare my gun, “I’d like to talk about
your daddy issues.”
“If it
makes you feel any better . . .” I load my gun and smile at the satisfying click.
“I hate you far more than I hate my dad.”
With that,
I take aim and shoot at the target, drowning out Earnestine’s voice with the
sound of my gun firing."
- From Chapter Four
Book Two:
She knows better than to trust anyone. He wants his best friend back. Together they will probably save the world. Most likely.
Violet
is only just now acclimating team when she's assigned her first solo
mission. Which is good, because she and Alex need some distance.
She
has no time for her newly re-instated best friend's worries about the
possibility that she may or may not have been attacked by Dr. Earnestine
and injected with something that could possibly alter her DNA. Violet
is ready for some time away to focus on a mission and not on her own
confusing feelings. But her mission unearths a different set of
feelings.
Assigned to protect a recently orphaned young
heiress, Violet must ensure that nothing happens that will send the
money to the next in line— namely, the nefarious Mr. Columbus. Who has
sent his son to "pay his respects"— and woo the girl whose stipulation
to inheritance is marriage. But the presence of Jeremy makes things a
bit more complicated for Violet, since she's supposed to be in deep
cover, and they've locked lips more than once. Also making it a bit
awkward is the possibility that another Peacemaker may also be
undercover as a potential suitor on a different mission. Oh, and there's
also a wannabe killer on the loose who could be anyone.
But it's
nothing that Violet can't handle. That is, if she can figure out
exactly what it is Dr. Earnestine did to her, and why he's always in her
head . . .
A YA action-adventure rom-com perfect for fans of C.J. Hill and Ally Carter about spy training and summer romance.
The words
burst out of me like an explosion neither of us have an opportunity to turn our
backs to. The explosion is too great for even my pride or his stubbornness to
think we have the slightest chance to walk away from without looking back.
For a long
moment, we stare at each other over the bed, neither of us daring to blink. The
tension feels like a gas leak ready to set off another explosion with the spark
of the wrong word.
And I’m
pretty sure a second explosion would kill us both. If the toxic air of the
silence doesn’t choke us first."
- From Chapter Five
She knows better than to trust anyone. He wants his best friend back. Together they will probably save the world. Most likely.
After
months of spy training and several missions under her belt, she's sure
of only two things. One, she has superpowers. And two, she and Alex need
to figure out what they are and why before Earnestine can weaponize
her.
Freak-a-tized.
There
are a lot of other things Violet is less than sure about. Like whether
she's smart to trust the team she's started to call friends. Or how
entwined Jeremy is with his father's current mysterious plot that the
Peacemakers have been assigned to uncover evidence on. Or even that Alex
sees her as just a friend.
Friend-zoned.
When
betrayal rocks Violet's world, she does the only things she knows how
to do: she runs. But no matter how far she runs, she can't escape
Earnestine's reach. Or her own feelings. Or even her past in the form of
the one man she thought she'd never see again . . .
Found.
For
the first time in her life, Violet isn't so sure she's got everything
handled. But between the evil combination of Columbus and Earnestine
while the Peacemakers are at their weakest, the stakes have never been
so high.
A YA action-adventure rom-com perfect for fans of C.J. Hill and Ally Carter about spy training and summer romance.
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